What Was The Last Movie You Watched?

[rocketeer]

The War Wagon. Enjoyed this, John Wayne and Kirk at their best as long as you dont take the wild west too seriously. Howard Keel as a Red Indian? Very questionable though.

 

[Gregg Axley]

You watched a Sparkly film?! lol lol

The sparkly film was doused with humor at the stupidity of the plot, the inability of the actors to speak their lines without significant pause breaks, and the stupidity of the plot. I know I mentioned that before, but it needs to be mentioned again.
You know it's bad when the next 4 films (after the first) garner a 4.5 rating. Good thing young fans fawned over the muscular boys in the movie or it would have been a financial failure. I'm just as shocked as anyone that the third film made $300mil, and the next one made
$710mil!!!! Cleopatra Jones was a much better film and it didn't make near as much. Cool Corvette though.

 

[jamespowers]

The sparkly film was doused with humor at the stupidity of the plot, the inability of the actors to speak their lines without significant pause breaks, and the stupidity of the plot. I know I mentioned that before, but it needs to be mentioned again.
You know it's bad when the next 4 films (after the first) garner a 4.5 rating. Good thing young fans fawned over the muscular boys in the movie or it would have been a financial failure. I'm just as shocked as anyone that the third film made $300mil, and the next one made
$710mil!!!! Cleopatra Jones was a much better film and it didn't make near as much. Cool Corvette though.

Humor or not, I would still have to see the film.

 

[Smithy]

"World War Z", I enjoyed it.

 

[KY Gentleman]

Road to Perdition.

 

[Touchofevil]

You watched a Sparkly film?! lol lol

Glitter?

 

[Gregg Axley]

Glitter?

I think this was directed at the "girlie" nature of the film.
Which is why I can't watch it without the Rifftrax commentators.
I've seen plenty of bad vampire, and wolf films, but the only GOOD one I saw where they were combined was Underworld.
With comments like this though, the movie is much more enjoyable...
Two characters and then a rifftrax commentator Mike Nelson
Bella: So, you're a werewolf.
Jacob: Yeah. Last time I checked.
Mike Nelson [as Jacob]: So I'm pretty good at basketball.
Of course a jab at Teen Wolf.
Then of course as the Native Americans are recalling the time they found a vampire, we have this added commentary from Mike Nelson again.
Billy Black: One day our warriors came across a creature.
[Flashback shows a group of Native Americans confronting a vampire wearing a coat with extremely long wrist ruffles]
Billy Black: It looked like a man...
Mike Nelson (as Billy): But its wrist ruffles showed that was a lie.
Billy Black: ...but it was hard as stone, and cold as ice.
Kevin Murphy: (singing) He was willing to sacrifice our love!
See, sparkly movies aren't bad at all with friends helping you through it.

 

[vintageTink]

"World War Z", I enjoyed it.

Have you read the book?

 

[Smithy]

Have you read the book?

Sorry to say I have not. Any good?

 

[Touchofevil]

Mars Attack

 

[KY Gentleman]

Just started Apocalypse Now. It's been awhile since I saw it last.

 

[vintageTink]

Sorry to say I have not. Any good?

You'll be sorely disappointed in the movie when you read it! It was quite good; gave me nightmares.

Oh! And Superman II, the Donner cut.

 

[Smithy]

You'll be sorely disappointed in the movie when you read it! It was quite good; gave me nightmares.

Oh! And Superman II, the Donner cut.

I'll keep an eye out for the book, thanks Tink!

 

[Worf]

Cleopatra Jones was a much better film and it didn't make near as much. Cool Corvette though.

How you managed to drag Pam Grier into this I'll never know! Well played sir... I think?

Worf

 

[Worf]

"THEM" - B - The first and the greatest of the Giant Atomic Insect movies. Plausible, well acted, and compelling enough for you to forget how cheesey the Ants look. I must admit I'm really surprised H-Wood (in its interminable quest to rape the past for any scrap of originality and revenue it can steal... See the SECOND remake of "Carrie") has NOT attempted to re-do this masterpiece.

"Look at these walls, held together by saliva"
"Well spits all that's holding me together too."

Worf

 

[jamespowers]

I think this was directed at the "girlie" nature of the film.
Which is why I can't watch it without the Rifftrax commentators.
I've seen plenty of bad vampire, and wolf films, but the only GOOD one I saw where they were combined was Underworld.
With comments like this though, the movie is much more enjoyable...
Two characters and then a rifftrax commentator Mike Nelson
Bella: So, you're a werewolf.
Jacob: Yeah. Last time I checked.
Mike Nelson [as Jacob]: So I'm pretty good at basketball.
Of course a jab at Teen Wolf.
Then of course as the Native Americans are recalling the time they found a vampire, we have this added commentary from Mike Nelson again.
Billy Black: One day our warriors came across a creature.
[Flashback shows a group of Native Americans confronting a vampire wearing a coat with extremely long wrist ruffles]
Billy Black: It looked like a man...
Mike Nelson (as Billy): But its wrist ruffles showed that was a lie.
Billy Black: ...but it was hard as stone, and cold as ice.
Kevin Murphy: (singing) He was willing to sacrifice our love!
See, sparkly movies aren't bad at all with friends helping you through it.

Not only is it a chick movie but a teenaged chick movie.:doh:

 

[rjb1]

+1 to Worf's opinion of "Them". It really is the best of its "species". And I think the ants looked pretty good, especially for the time it was made.
(If I hear a belt or bearing making a high-pitched squealing sound, I always think of giant ants attacking.)

 

[Two Types]

The Nanny (1965)

Bette Davis is magnificent.

 

[Worf]

+1 to Worf's opinion of "Them". It really is the best of its "species". And I think the ants looked pretty good, especially for the time it was made.
(If I hear a belt or bearing making a high-pitched squealing sound, I always think of giant ants attacking.)

That sound... Godzilla's primal scream, the Death Rays from the 1950's "War of the Worlds" are all sounds that will stay with me until death! Good Call!

Worf

 

[2jakes]

+ 2 on the sounds Worf...


Also for me is the sound track from this:

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In the middle of the story where he is alone , tormented,
the music, was, is & will always be the most depressing
haunting sounds I have ever heard.:eeek: